A Welder is responsible for joining, cutting, and repairing metal components using welding equipment and techniques. Welders work on construction sites, industrial facilities, fabrication workshops, pipelines, machinery, and structural projects while following technical specifications and safety standards.
Responsibilities
Perform welding, cutting, and metal fabrication work.
Read and interpret technical drawings and welding specifications.
Select appropriate welding methods, materials, and equipment.
Perform MIG, TIG, ARC, or gas welding according to project requirements.
Prepare and clean metal surfaces before welding.
Inspect welds for strength, quality, and defects.
Repair or rework defective welds when required.
Operate welding machines, grinders, cutting tools, and related equipment safely.
Qualification & Experience
A technical diploma, ITI, vocational qualification, or welding certification is generally preferred. Employers commonly seek 2–5+ years of relevant welding experience, depending on the welding process and project requirements.
Salary Range (According to UAE Market)
The salary range for a Welder in the UAE is typically around AED 2,000 to AED 5,000 per month, depending on experience, welding specialization, certifications, project type, location, and employer.